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Campus Planning Committee November 28, 2017 Meeting Page 4 10pm. The existing bike path predates current code and is not lit. If the bike path were to be realigned, code would require that it be lit. However, a portion of the bike path across the river is deliberately not lit because it is within a natural area. Another member voiced support for the alignment of the bike path away from the conservation setback. Proposals for trails to the look-out points and personal paddle craft launch area should extend to this alignment of the bike path as well. A member was concerned about the proposed density on the east parcel north of the tracks. This was particularly in relation to the entry sequence to that area as one passes under the railway tracks. He would advocate for a direct visual connection to the river at that threshold. It is helpful to think about the proposal for this area in relation to the context of adjacent developments. It would also be helpful to show what was proposed in the former Riverfront Research Park Master Site Plan and to highlight the major shift in the vision for that area of the north of the tracks in this master site plan. to-Cradle as opposed to older systems which utilize crumb rubber and polyurethane underlayments. area north of the tracks. The guest also asked how the existing uses south of the tracks would be accommodated in the future and whether environmental remediation would be necessary in that area prior to future development. plan, because restrictions imposed now cannot be reversed in future steps. The chair that involve this area of campus. approval process. The CPC chair regards this as an opportunity to expand the community that has a connection to the river and to activate the area. A guest from PE/Rec stated that the lights would not be on throughout the night and